Good Things Window
Each week I promise myself to get my “Monday Window” photos organized. Then there are more important things to get done and the organizing just doesn’t come to pass.
I have several folders with older photos to reach back to if I don’t have anything current. That has been my source most weeks recently. I look in the folders for images that I have not already shared. The ones here seem to fall into that category. If you have seen them before, let me know when and I will reward you handsomely (be modest in your expectations).
This is a delightful storefront in the charming downtown of Norcross, Georgia. With the reflections there is a confusion of shapes and colors. Enjoy!


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Idiosyncratic shop windows like this are a joy, and you capture the mood perfectly.
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When loving at the panes, there is a lot going on in the windows. Happy Lundi Gras!
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Best places to shop are these small privately owned stores, have a great day
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Thank you much, Margaret.
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Thank you, Frank
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Indeed. There are always really unusual and fun finds. Thank you, Alice
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Lovely windows, I like the panes with the dimples.
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I love those panes with the swirl…..my first thought, a common find in the UK…..and then I spied the union jack in the window…..Georgia, you say!
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Thanks, Lin
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Yes, you spied the edge of “Taste of Britain” our store with all sorts of imports from the U.K. I used to buy Dundee marmalade there, but now it’s available in nearby groceries.
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